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Argumentative Essay About Mars

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The evidence that Mars is shown in facts graphs,images it's proof that people can survive and live on Mars because the planet is abundant in water which is one of the biggest factors for people to adopt. Scientists are planning to find a way for people to get to Mars, it's not going to be until the period of 2100s. Scientists are planning and predicting to find a way that people can get into Mars but it isn't taken seriously. In 2045,a group students went to Mars for a field trip to study the terrain. The main characters, one principal and a group of Harvard students prove in arguing facts that Mars shows there is a way people can survive. In the back of trip students name called Elias, Pedro , Antonio were arguing that the future might be

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